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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
7
The Maxwell Motor Company operates 16 service branches and 54 district offices to back 38 000 satisfied owners. The network ensures rapid parts delivery and dealer support across major cities and throughout the United States.
More than 2000 Maxwell dealers offer expert advice and service across the United States and Canada. They can locate parts from the nearest Maxwell branch if needed, ensuring cars stay in service without long downtimes. The 695 Maxwell Wonder Car is highlighted as a leading value in the market.
LOGAL and PERSONAL notes report A A Bauman leaving for Portland and Frank LeCocq traveling to Oak Harbor. Ben Loring buys a Studebaker, E Wiese heads to Seattle for a photographic school session, and Mrs H Straks and Rev J H Straks visit from Wisconsin and Michigan. The Fisher couple move to Sumas and plan a Portland summer. The Lynden picnic party reached Deming after rain, while the seniors enjoyed a sunny Samish Lake day. Mrs Vail and Miss Annie Vail prepare to return east shortly after dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Tremain.
In London Strand Magazine a street performer in Japan popularized an umbrella juggling feat. After enemy tangerines dropped on a performer, a leading juggler twisted a paper umbrella and caused fruit to revolve and drop, later perfecting a coin on the umbrella as the hardest trick.
The German scholar Sigmond Freud analyzes lingual blunders caused by subconscious thoughts. An example has a guest praising Roosevelt for "always gives you a square meal" meaning "square deal," provoking laughter at a party.
Sprinkling hours set from 6 to 8 am and 6 to 8 pm with a $2 fine for violations. Meter owners exempt. Tribune office offers dairy records at 6 cents each or 60 cents per dozen.
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